UnitKit

A collection of custom Bash scripts for Linux environment automation and productivity enhancement.

Overview

UnitKit offers various utility scripts that help automate common tasks and enhance productivity in a Linux environment. These scripts cover various aspects of system management, file operations, and development workflows.

Scripts

📋 Clipboard Management

• clip - Copy file contents to clipboard with flexible line selection

🔧 System Management

• die - Easily shut down, log out, or put your system to sleep
• killer - A safer alternative to xkill that prevents desktop termination
• ScreenKiller - Turn off the screen with a simple command

💻 Development Tools

• cleanBranches - Clean up Git branches with interactive or force options
• scriptRunner - Run scripts in different languages without worrying about compiler selection
• ScriStaller - Install and manage custom scripts on your system
• zoomer - Store and quickly access Zoom meeting links

🔐 Password Management

• passman - Secure CLI password manager with MySQL backend
• passpath - Find paths of secured files

🛠️ Generic Utilities

• Add_quotes_json - Add quotes to keys in JSON files
• One_automation - Remove extensions from files and recommit them
• lame - Quick access to Llama3 via Ollama

Installation

Installing Dependencies

KubuntuCustoms provides an automatic dependency installer that works across multiple operating systems:

# Make the installer executable
chmod +x install_dependencies.sh

# Run the installer
./install_dependencies.sh

The installer will automatically detect your operating system (Ubuntu/Debian, Arch Linux, Fedora, NixOS, or macOS) and install the required packages. All dependencies are defined in the DEPS.json file and loaded dynamically by the installer.

NixOS Support

For NixOS users:

• The installer provides guidance on adding packages to your configuration.nix file
• A temporary shell with all required packages is offered for immediate usage
• Docker setup instructions specific to NixOS are provided

For non-NixOS systems with Nix installed:

• The system will use your native package manager (apt, pacman, dnf) if available
• If no native package manager is found, Nix-specific options are provided:
  • A temporary Nix shell with all dependencies
  • A shell.nix file for your project directory
• No packages are installed using nix-env to respect Nix's declarative approach

Managing Dependencies

A dependency manager script is also provided to help maintain the dependencies list:

# List dependencies for a specific system
./deps_manager.sh list Debian

# Add a package to a system's dependencies
./deps_manager.sh add Arch fzf

# Add a Python package for the assistant tool
./deps_manager.sh addpy pandas

# Export dependencies to individual files for each system
./deps_manager.sh export

See DEPENDENCIES.md for a detailed description of all dependencies.

Installing Scripts

To install any individual script:

./scriptInstaller/ScriStaller /path/to/script desired_command_name